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The Associated Press reports a party struggle in Alabama for control of the State Democratic Executive Committee. States' Rights aims to nominate from most districts with pledges to back the party. Several candidates and loyalists are named, while some withdrew after ballots were printed.
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Associated Press
Democratic Executive Committee
Owith
Jonai Party
Tom Abernethy
Mre
Carolyn P. Lonnergan
Gadaden
Roy F Parker
Attalla Morgan Brussel
Attala
Wailer C. Laak
Gunteraville
Stoles Rights
Baining M1
Norman Harris
Decatur
Walter J Price
Huntsville
Gilbert G Waite
Belle Mina
John A Caddell
E. A Sisley
Sheffield
Gersher T McCorvey
Mobile
A B Carrol
Hurtaboro
Jim Smith
Tuscum
Sam F Wobba
Ture
Taft blasts U S officials over handling of Amerasia case
In a Washington address Senator Taft accused officials at the State Department of dismissing the delivery of government papers to Communists as a serious matter. He linked the Amerasia case to McCarthy era inquiries, defending Owen Latimore and Far Eastern specialist roles while criticizing the department’s actions and timing. The row unfolds as hearings resume with subpoenas and testimonies expected.
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Washington
Taft Rome
Sure Department
Taft
Ohio
Sois
Amerulla
Benator McCarthy
McCarthy
Wstate
Bern & Haven
Sohia
Owen Latimore
Amerasis
Eix
Far East
Araold
Sgeinat
Latimore
Amerasia
Tte
Ameratta
Ommerrow
Lous Budees
Fordham Universit
Lattimore 1
Taf
More Beds For Vets Aim Of Talmadge
Gov Herman Talmadge urged Georgia's congressional delegation to back a request for 1008 additional veterans hospitals beds. The push seeks approval by April 24 in the U S Congress with endorsement from Veterans Affairs Committee member John Rankin.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Postmasters Face Service Cut Orders Across Nation
Postmasters nationwide receive orders to cut mail service including a reduction of one million deliveries daily to residences and limited window hours. Postmaster General Donald Donildson said cuts are immediate and tied to new funding, with extra charges to certain deliveries and reduced curbside and door service at many offices.
Dakotas battered by cold and floods as rivers rise
The Associated Press reports brutal weather and record flooding across North Dakota and Minnesota. Cold temperatures linger while the James River swells, prompting evacuations from Jamestown to Grand Forks. Red Cross estimates up to 7000 homeless as floods threaten towns and college dorms.
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Ted
James Rives
Ely
National Guardsmen
Jamestown College
James River
Red Cross
North Dakota
Red River
North Dakot
Grand Forks
East Grand Forks
Gratton
Stan Us
Bascom Reidvn
Drive Carefully Ave 4 Life Harvest at Prisons
Montgomery reports another million dollar harvest envisioned for Alabama prison farms. Officials expect prison farms to reach the $1,000,000 production milestone as part of ongoing penal agriculture programs. The director ranks Boswell among top predictors of the farm’s continued output.
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Montgomery
Aabama
Praca
Coton Exports Seen At 5 250 000 Bales
AP report notes cotton exports may reach 4 250 000 bales with 19th century trade partners France Japan the United Kingdom Germany and the Netherlands largely responsible for exports during the wartime season. European tourism measures and wartime government ties influenced shipment levels as the season progressed.
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Coton
Thre
France
Japan
Germany
Netherlands
Leyarty
Tycron Seaton
Two Master Counterfeiters Nabbed in Buffalo
Secret Service agents captured Salvatore Salli and Anthony Tract, two leaders of a nationwide counterfeiting ring. The scheme dumped about $500,000 in bogus tens and twenties across cities from Los Angeles to New York, New Orleans, St Louis, Cleveland, and more. About $290,000 in fake money was recovered, with authorities warning more may be in circulation. The notes bore symbols from all 17 Federal Reserve districts and featured expertly forged security traits, making detection difficult.
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Buffalo NY
Secret Service
Salvatore Salli
Anthony
Buffelo
Los Angeles
New York
New Orleans
St Lauis
Cleveland
Allania
Whitaker
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Mystery meeting shapes uncertain political scene
A chaotic session called by GFORGE WAITTINGTON and Democratic Executive Committee members failed to disqualify candidates as confusion and procedural questions clouded the gathering. Attorneys and staff moved to polish the list while confirming terms, with several opinions already noted as published.
Bishop Oxnam Criticizes Efforts To Silence Ministers
In Ireland AP dispatch reports Bishop Oxnam condemns moves to curb ministers and silence prophetic voices. He argues political pressure harms church independence, denounces capitalism and communism as threats to faith, and urges unity against calls for silencing religious leaders. The Methodist Council convened quietly without official disciplinary action.
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Itreland
Sore x
Biebap
FHL
Aden
Eurgy
Oxnam
Methodist Council of
Bier
Theo
Methodiet Federation
Bishops Council
Georgian Named Prison Body Chief in Southern States Groups
Georgian is named president of the Southern States Prison Association while Curtis Moore of South Carolina is elected president of the Southern States Probation and Parole Conference. Both organizations hold a joint conference in Reidsville and discuss annual sessions.
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Jacksonville
RP Balkroom
Georgia States
Reidsville
Ad Curtis Moore
South Carolina Parole Board
Southern States
Maragon Trial Eyed as Prosecution Pushes Case
Fragmented OCR text shows a trial involving a person named Maragon. The prosecution and witnesses are discussed, with references to Vaughan, Pat, and others. The article hints at a Senate investigation and notes a desire to locate more witnesses and evidence.
Bosox Edge Yankees 6-3 In Patriot Day Doubleheader Thriller
Boston jumps to early lead to down New York 6-3 as Red Sox overpower Yankees in front of 25 425 fans in a Patriot Day doubleheader. Williams and Ramer lead Boston with RBI hits while Raschi takes the loss for the Yankees.
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Yankees
Jana Rightbander
Wee Nobson
Willams
New York
Reston
EL Raschi
Pillette
Toknton
Berra Tobson
Rai
Boston Williams
Reinforcements Aid Hainan Isle Invasion
A chaotic dispatch reports Chinese forces on Hainan Island facing Nationalist opposition. Naval and ground actions produced heavy losses for the Red forces, with estimates of thousands killed or captured as Nationalists claim control of the coastal zone. Reports also indicate internal Red disarray and high Nationalist morale amid the broader Southeast Asia theater.
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Job Jalon
Cheng Katanek
South China Sea
Sivasion
Yung Ching
Haman
Southeast Asia
Luichow
Ches Chi Tang
Hainan
Chen
Chen Waal
Hainan ‘Strait
Redd
Kamae
Mao Tze-Tung
South China Island
Acon
Lin
Lis
Editors Hear President At Three Day Newspaper Convention
Washington convention opens with Secretary Tuman delivering an on the record address to editors. Notable attendees include McKeliss of a major star and officers, with sessions on wartime reporting, security, and comic pace discussions. State Department official Dan Nicholson to join in security dialogue. Secretary of State Dean Acheson to address banquet Saturday night. Election of officers and 39 membership applications to be considered.
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Merican Secs of
Thuman
Tancheon
Taman
ASNP
Andry
Society
Sven
Whee Sem Joenah Ro McCarthy
George HB Walton
Dan Nicholson
State Department
Security Division
Bon Bership Wall
Renorte
Boymnent mAwsmen von
Dean Achern
Addiion
Cost To Study Cuts In Payrolls Is High
Washington reports show a House committee asking government agencies to detail payroll cuts. Chairman John Belt Wal Wars states the task requires extra staff to process the responses, highlighting the workload of reviewing efficiency moves.
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Washington
House
John Belt Wal Wars
Joe Ait
Margaret Truman Defends Singing Career and Father
Margaret Truman defended her right to sing and praised her father in a Saturday Evening Post piece. She noted her earnings potential and discussed private life, including a moment she considered abandoning her lifelong ambition to spare her father political embarrassment.
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Margaret Truman
Philadelphia
UPI
Presidents
Saturday Evening Post
Maggie Smith
Onit
Stanley Frank
Mums Truman
Mias Truman
Tall Badman Caught In German Boxcar
Homer Cook, six foot one inch Oklahoma outlaw who terrorized Munich for two days, was recaptured by American military police hiding in a boxcar. He had fled a Dacha prison, stabbed a German citizen, and robbed a soccer stadium caretaker. Cook, 87, from Muskogee, walked nearly barefoot two days without food, then surrendered after two days on the run. He faced hunger, blisters, and exposure before capture. The pursuit followed a string of escapes and violent acts across Germany. He faced a heavy search and a large manhunt before being taken into custody.
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Wunvelt
Germany
Homer Cook
Munich
Bury Cook
Rome
Cook
Muskoges
Dacha
Portwar
Londay Jess Stfort
Seana
Okahoma Eee
Pretty Boyce
Margaret
Abe
Mias Truman
Wight
Chapin
U S Protest Over Baltic Sea Plane Incident
The United States charges Soviet fighter planes shot down a US Navy vessel in the Baltic Sea. A formal note to Soviet Foreign Minister Vyshinsky demands a repeat of such acts stop and calls this a violation of international law and peaceful conduct between nations.
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Tage
Rootes
Europe
Baltic Sesares
Vishingky
Alag
Stunti Save A Ute Political Ruling Set For Merit Employes
Cox and Euglas Cook preside over a 6 o'clock meeting where the board will consider a political ruling affecting merit employees. The ruling holds that the employees are under system regulations.
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Alty
Cox
Euglas Cook
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